Passing By
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Passing By
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They gather in the street parade
Urban streetlights show their age
Waiting for the train
To carry them on to nowhere fast
City sidewalks tough and grim
No good fortune only sin
Waiting in the hope
That someone will kindly spare some change
Chorus:
Businessmen in overcoats
Got no change can't spare no notes
Passing by, passing by, passing by
Bottled blondes in diamond rings
Calvin Klein, Mercedes Benz
Passing by, passing by, passing by
Down the road the Pumpkin Man
Pull-cart trolley, orange hands
Gathering his load
To turn it all into soup cans
Chorus
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Andrew Morris performs "Passing By", and this lyric page sits inside the Andrew Morris catalog on LyroVerse.
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